||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT n.id FROM Member AS m,Node AS n WHERE m.networkId = ? AND n.id = m.nodeId ORDER BY n.id ASC",-1,&_sListNetworkMembers,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT m.authorized,m.activeBridge,n.identity,n.lastAt,n.lastSeen,n.firstSeen FROM Member AS m,Node AS n WHERE m.networkId = ? AND m.nodeId = ?",-1,&_sGetMember2,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT ipNetwork,ipNetmaskBits,ipVersion FROM IpAssignmentPool WHERE networkId = ? ORDER BY ipNetwork ASC",-1,&_sGetIpAssignmentPools2,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT ruleId,nodeId,vlanId,vlanPcp,etherType,macSource,macDest,ipSource,ipDest,ipTos,ipProtocol,ipSourcePort,ipDestPort,\"flags\",invFlags,\"action\" FROM Rule WHERE networkId = ? ORDER BY ruleId ASC",-1,&_sListRules,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"INSERT INTO Rule (networkId,ruleId,nodeId,vlanId,vlanPcP,etherType,macSource,macDest,ipSource,ipDest,ipTos,ipProtocol,ipSourcePort,ipDestPort,\"action\") VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)",-1,&_sCreateRule,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT ruleNo,nodeId,vlanId,vlanPcp,etherType,macSource,macDest,ipSource,ipDest,ipTos,ipProtocol,ipSourcePort,ipDestPort,\"flags\",invFlags,\"action\" FROM Rule WHERE networkId = ? ORDER BY ruleNo ASC",-1,&_sListRules,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"INSERT INTO Rule (networkId,ruleNo,nodeId,vlanId,vlanPcP,etherType,macSource,macDest,ipSource,ipDest,ipTos,ipProtocol,ipSourcePort,ipDestPort,\"action\") VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)",-1,&_sCreateRule,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"INSERT INTO Network (id,name,creationTime,revision) VALUES (?,?,?,1)",-1,&_sCreateNetwork,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT revision FROM Network WHERE id = ?",-1,&_sGetNetworkRevision,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"UPDATE Network SET revision = ? WHERE id = ?",-1,&_sSetNetworkRevision,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"DELETE FROM Rule WHERE networkId = ?",-1,&_sDeleteRulesForNetwork,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"INSERT INTO IpAssignmentPool (networkId,ipNetwork,ipNetmaskBits,ipVersion) VALUES (?,?,?,?)",-1,&_sCreateIpAssignmentPool,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"DELETE FROM Member WHERE networkId = ? AND nodeId = ?",-1,&_sDeleteMember,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"DELETE FROM IpAssignment WHERE networkId = ?; DELETE FROM IpAssignmentPool WHERE networkId = ?; DELETE FROM Member WHERE networkId = ?; DELETE FROM MulticastRate WHERE networkId = ?; DELETE FROM Relay WHERE networkId = ?; DELETE FROM Rule WHERE networkId = ?; DELETE FROM Network WHERE id = ?;",-1,&_sDeleteNetworkAndRelated,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"DELETE FROM Network WHERE id = ?",-1,&_sDeleteNetwork,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"SELECT ip,ipVersion,metric FROM Gateway WHERE networkId = ? ORDER BY metric ASC",-1,&_sGetGateways,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"DELETE FROM Gateway WHERE networkId = ?",-1,&_sDeleteGateways,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
||(sqlite3_prepare_v2(_db,"INSERT INTO Gateway (networkId,ip,ipVersion,metric) VALUES (?,?,?,?)",-1,&_sCreateGateway,(constchar**)0)!=SQLITE_OK)
// We will restart and re-open the tap unless _run == false
}
CloseHandle(tapOvlRead.hEvent);
CloseHandle(tapOvlWrite.hEvent);
CloseHandle(_tap);
_tap=INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE;
::free(tapReadBuf);
// We will restart and re-open the tap unless _run == false
}
}catch(...){}// catch unexpected exceptions -- this should not happen but would prevent program crash or other weird issues since threads should not throw
@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ Relay objects define network-specific preferred relay nodes. Traffic to peers on
* **Note**: at the moment, <u>only rules specifying allowed Ethernet types are used</u>. The database supports a richer rule set, but this is not implemented yet in the client. <u>Other types of rules will have no effect</u> (yet).
Rules are matched in order of ruleId. If no rules match, the default action is 'drop'. To allow all traffic, create a single rule with all *null* fields and an action of 'accept'.
Rules are matched in order of ruleNo. If no rules match, the default action is 'drop'. To allow all traffic, create a single rule with all *null* fields and an action of 'accept'.
Rule object fields can be *null*, in which case they are omitted from the object. A null field indicates "no match on this criteria."
@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ IP related fields apply only to Ethernet frames of type IPv4 or IPV6. Otherwise
Grant Limberg
11 years ago